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| Classification of Crackers |
| 10.15.04 (2:11 am) [edit] |
Consumer Crackers:These fireworks are also called as 1.4G fireworks. These are the crackers we could buy from a shop nearby during Diwali festivals. These crackers are also called as "Class C" fireworks.
Display crackers:
These crackers are called as "Class B" fireworks or 1.3G Fireworks. One has to have special license to use these fireworks. These type of crackers are used for public displays and the people who do this are called as pyrotechnicians. These crackers are not sold in open market.
Best place to Send Diwali Crackers to India
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| Precautions for Diwali crackers | Fireworks |
| 10.15.04 (1:43 am) [edit] |
Diwali is a festival known for its great celebration, fantastic Diwali fireworks, mithais, joy and happiness. We should take all precautions not to make our coming Diwali sour. The greatest danger in Diwali is the accidents that occur due to fireworks where adults are injured in general and kids in particular. Let’s take a look at some of the precautions we should take to prevent any accidents in the coming Diwali:
1. Read and follow the instructions written on the packet of Diwali Cracker.
2. Don't ignite Diwali Crackers indoor but outside in a well cleared area.
3. Don't leave kids alone with crackers. Supervise them when they are with fireworks.
4. Don't fire more then one cracker at a time.
5. Keep a bucket of water and a blanket ready in case some eventuality happens.
Best place to Send Diwali Gifts to India
indusmall.com
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| How Diwali crackers are made ? |
| 10.15.04 (1:16 am) [edit] |
Diwali crackers are basically made of black powder. Black powder is commercially known as gunpowder. It is mixed with different chemicals during production which provides dazzling array of colors and visual effects when it cracks in the darkness of night with a sound which accompany the burst.
The selection of chemicals is done very carefully as it determines the color displayed with the burst of Diwali crackers. All the above materials are packed in the casing and a long fuse is added to it for safe ignition.
Best place to Send Diwali Gifts to India
indusmall.com
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